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Sula Yusuf is one of the interesting chapters in the Quran because it's one of the, if not

only instance, where the entirety of the story of this prophet is contained

in this chapter. Start to finish. And also it's referencing or it comes down at a time in

which the prophet Isutu Saddam was experiencing a lot of difficulty in his own life. And so it becomes

almost like that that empathy, that consolation that the

Prophet Sulam himself needs.

So you're looking at a very unique and special chapter and when you hear it, it's obviously

got its own charisma, its own charm.

The whole Quran is beautiful, but it has its own flow.

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